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What color do you see? I see the word "Abandoned" in white inside of an orange box.
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If you don't see an orange box, you're color-blind in some way. Sorry to tell you.
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![2024-07-02 01_16_49-(1) VN - Ren'Py - Abandoned - Our Fate - A new family [v0.15 SE] [CedSense...png](https://attachments.f95zone.to/2024/07/3814950_2024-07-02_01_16_49-1_VN_-_RenPy_-_Abandoned_-_Our_Fate_-_A_new_family_v0.15_SE_CedSense...png "2024-07-02 01_16_49-(1) VN - Ren'Py - Abandoned - Our Fate - A new family [v0.15 SE] [CedSense...png")
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You can call it what you want, but a normal heterosexual guy can distinguish as many colors as Windows in its basic settings.
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Oh, FCOL. At this point, you're splitting hairs — amber is a shade / variant of orange. But since we're apparently going there, there's even still a distinct difference between amber and the color actually being used, which is closer to orange than amber. Here all three colors are, from lightest (amber) to darkest (the prefix color), with actual orange in between:
AMBER (#ffbf00) 
| ORANGE (#ffa500) 
| PREFIX COLOR (#ff9800) 
|
So strictly speaking, it's neither amber nor orange, although orange is closer to correct than amber. I only bring this up because smartasses like you think you need to "correct" what people say when you know damned well they are using generalized terms. So, I figured I'd explain why your trying to be particular to my generalized color name is still incorrect. But nice try anyway. Maybe you can go look up maize and tell everyone how that's not a type of yellow.
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My 2 cents:
As a man I know a lot of colors, such as yellow, red, blue and green. And that's a lot of.
And Amber is for me a female first name
As a man I know a lot of colors, such as yellow, red, blue and green. And that's a lot of.
And Amber is for me a female first name
Oh, FCOL. At this point, you're splitting hairs — amber is a shade / variant of orange. But since we're apparently going there, there's even still a distinct difference between amber and the color actually being used, which is closer to orange than amber. Here all three colors are, from lightest (amber) to darkest (the prefix color), with actual orange in between:
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So strictly speaking, it's neither amber nor orange, although orange is closer to correct than amber. I only bring this up because smartasses like you think you need to "correct" what people say when you know damned well they are using generalized terms. So, I figured I'd explain why your trying to be particular to my generalized color name is still incorrect. But nice try anyway. Maybe you can go look up maize and tell everyone how that's not a type of yellow.
Display settings and filters probably are a factor, I suspect.Oh, FCOL. At this point, you're splitting hairs — amber is a shade / variant of orange. But since we're apparently going there, there's even still a distinct difference between amber and the color actually being used, which is closer to orange than amber. Here all three colors are, from lightest (amber) to darkest (the prefix color), with actual orange in between:
View attachment 3791004
So strictly speaking, it's neither amber nor orange, although orange is closer to correct than amber. I only bring this up because smartasses like you think you need to "correct" what people say when you know damned well they are using generalized terms. So, I figured I'd explain why your trying to be particular to my generalized color name is still incorrect. But nice try anyway. Maybe you can go look up maize and tell everyone how that's not a type of yellow.
My question was objective because I wanted to know if my display of colours was any different from others. I had not mentioned anything else about being smart or correct.
Lesson learned.
So, in conclusion, that's actually closest to Pantone 151C right? Gotta to print a bunch of "Abandoned" t-shirts for the local orphanage.Oh, FCOL. At this point, you're splitting hairs — amber is a shade / variant of orange. But since we're apparently going there, there's even still a distinct difference between amber and the color actually being used, which is closer to orange than amber. Here all three colors are, from lightest (amber) to darkest (the prefix color), with actual orange in between:
View attachment 3791004
So strictly speaking, it's neither amber nor orange, although orange is closer to correct than amber. I only bring this up because smartasses like you think you need to "correct" what people say when you know damned well they are using generalized terms. So, I figured I'd explain why your trying to be particular to my generalized color name is still incorrect. But nice try anyway. Maybe you can go look up maize and tell everyone how that's not a type of yellow.
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Definitely, although the text might be better if it read, "Probably not amber".
So do they put a Pantone 151C Alert out locally when a kid's missing, then?(Just teasing, ifss.)
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seems to me the only thing these dev/this dev care less than for this game would be their/his supporters/players.
the only similar case would be the dev of aoa - which disappeared without a word, went mia for a few years, then came back only when some dude tried to post his game on steam to say - "do not buy it, thats not me!".
after that he disappeared again...to never come back. or at least till some new "steam accident".